Haiti Faces Risk as UN Takes Over Security Mission
The U N force plans to hand control to 7 000 peacekeepers on March 31 under U S command. Gen Joseph Kinzer will lead with 2 600 American troops joined by the UN contingent. Critics warn without clear engagement rules and power to disarm remaining militias Haiti could slide back into chaos before April 28 elections.
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Jean Bertrand Aristide
United Nations
Haiti
U.S
U.N
Aristide
Tonton Macoutes
Joseph Kinzer
United States
Readers Letter Questions DOE cuts at SRS and wage norms
A Southern Felt Co break room discussion laments DOE cutbacks at SRS and questions Westinghouse workers earning high salaries. The letter argues for living within means, criticizes separation packages, and asks why taxpayers should fund upper and lower classes, urging end to social programs and support for the working class.
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Southern Felt Co
Montel
DOE
SRS
Westinghouse
Department of Defense
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The notice lists mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and location 124 Rutland Drive with switchboard 648 2311 and delivery hours. It details subscription prices for 3 6 and 12 month periods and the daily weekday weekend delivery times along with re delivery contacts. It also notes the Aiken Standard ISSN and publisher Aiken Communications Inc. established 1867 and mentions address changes to P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken
S.C
Aiken Standard
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Aiken Communications Inc
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Alexander's Presidential Credentials Facing Republican Field
Nashville Tenn in a profile of Lamar Alexander the Tennessee former governor and cabinet secretary is portrayed as a serious contender for the Republican presidential nomination. He blends conservative policy with a moderated image while facing skepticism from hard liners over taxes abortion and Washington ties.
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Lamar Alexander
Newt Gingrich
Alexander
Clinton
Senate
Bob Dole
Phil Gramm
Tennessee
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Bill Clinton
Iowa
New Hampshire
Nashville
Tenn
Howard H. Baker Jr
Nixon White House
George Bush
Department of Education
University of Tennessee
Gramm
Grieve but dont celebrate for AIDS
An opinion argues against heroizing AIDS victims including Greg Louganis while praising public health efforts. It cites stigma, privacy, and the need to learn from mistakes, noting medical costs and research, then urges love and support without endorsing risky behavior.
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Ashington
Greg Louganis
Barbara Walters
Louganis
Walters
Congress
Arthur Ashe
Kimberly Bergalis
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